Lynch Will Case Again Raised in Court Circles
Court circles discuss two attachments worth $100000 each served on John H. Casey and Michael H. Curley two executors of Eugene Lynch's will. Eugene Lynch and his wife died from the collision of the Republic with the Florida in January 1909. Lynch left $400000, most to the wife and family of James P. Magenis.
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Federal District
John H. Casey
Michael H. Curley
Boston
Eugene Lynch
Republic
Florida
Lynch
James P. Magenis
Legal battle over Lynch will settlement and estate fees
Mary A. Magenis and Thomas C. O'Brien lead a suit claiming the two year probate saga over the Lynch will cost the estate over 40000 and a portion should be returned. Casey Curley are accused of securing excess sums while Magenis contends fees were inflated. Administrator O'Brien sues over alleged drafting neglect.
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Magenis
Casey
O’brien
Yneh
Curley
James P. Magenis
Guests of Bank Officers' Association Dinner
A January 27 Somerset dinner will host prominent figures from federal, state, city, railroad and banking circles. Acceptances already include Lieutenant Governor Cushing Mayor Curley Howard Elliott of the New Haven & Hartford railroad William B. Knox Bowery Savings Bank comptroller Judge Milton C. Elliott of the Federal Reserve Board and Rear Admiral William A. Marshall retired U S N.
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Bank Officers’ Association
Somerset
Cushing
Curley
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
William EB. Knox
Bowery Savings Bank
New York
Milton C. Elliott
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
William A. Marshall
Sewing Circle letters reveal domestic life debates in Boston Post
Readers discuss love at first sight, old fashioned values, marriage meddling, and female independence. Letters from Peggy, A.B., and others address husbands, finances, attire, and white slave fears, with cautionary notes and advice aimed at homemakers in New England.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
How Far Is St Helena From a Child at Play
A verse piece contrasts St Helena with distant places and rulers, framing journeys and moral reflections. It muses on empires, weather, and escape, then winds to a somber closing image urging rest.
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St. Helena
France
Beresina
Waterloo
Gate of Heaven’s Grace
Puzzled Young Woman Asked to Choose Between Fiancé and Lover
A 20 year old girl writes that her fiancé, six years older, threatens self harm if she ends the engagement. She has fallen in love with a younger man and seeks guidance. The columnist advises waiting a year or two to let passion cool and to let time reveal a clearer path. Miss Champagne also writes on love in each Sun day Post.
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Denar
Sewing Circle
Peggy
Boston
Miss Champagne
No Sunday day meetings for Billy Sunday
Philadelphia January 20 Invitations from Boston New York Baltimore and other cities urged Billy Sunday to visit for large Monday meetings like the Washington event. He refused firmly stating no more visits on his day of rest and that he is through with such gallivanting.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Billy
Washington
Mission leader vows rest day amid revival talks
The clergyman says fatigue forces him to take a weekly rest day and suspend city visits from Boston to New York while continuing efforts to reach the unsaved in Philadelphia. He hopes to preach three sermons daily later if possible and maintains he will work while strength lasts despite seeking respite. New York mission leaders and Salvation Army officials push for a Sunday giant revival, with Boston also requesting a visit.
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Boston
New York
Baltimore
Devil
Philadelphia
Salvation Army
Skull Fractured From Fall From Wagon
Peter Glynn aged 52 a teamster of 3 Oak place was injured when he fell from a wagon on Dorchester avenue. He was taken by police ambulance to City Hospital with a skull fracture.
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Peter Glynn
Oak Place
Glynn
Dorchester Avenue
Mince Meat for Two Pies and Homemade Oat Bread
Old New England home recipes cover mince meat for two pies and a dense raised bread. Instructions mix hamburger with apples raisins and spices, add gravy and lemon juice, then bake two pies. Also includes a walnut bread raised dough and a scalp tonic using glycerine bay rum sage tea.
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Hamburg
Medford
J. Harrington
Wyman Place
Lynn
The Sunshine of the Heart Poem
Poem extols the sunlight of the heart as the force that sustains hope and joy through life. It praises love, resilience, and renewal, noting how inner warmth combats sorrow and helps people endure hardship across seasons. Copyright 1914 Southern Press Syndicate.
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Southern Press Syndicate
Household Hints Keeping Aluminum Bright
To remove stains from aluminum cooking utensils dissolve four tablespoons of oxalic acid crystals in a gallon of water. Let this boil in the dishes for five minutes then wash and rinse thoroughly. Handle oxalic acid with care and keep away from children.
Paragraphs on Fads and Fashions in Velvet and Crepe
Rows of graduated velvet ribbon appear on long net tunics. The hand embroidered crepe de chine blouse is the newest. Afternoon suits feature burnished metallic embroidery. Any skilled woman can craft a chic close fitting turbans with straight feather ornaments at a fashionable angle. such a hat is attractive and practical.
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Lynch Will Case
Mary A. Magenis
Thomas C. O'Brien
Parole Board
Vs. Magenis
van Loon
Office VM
Chas. H. Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
The
Centaur Company
Dour
Rudyard Kipling
Mildred Champagne
T.d.whitney & CO
Temple Place
West Street
Plymouth Street
North
Abington
Bentztown Bard
University of Missouri
Holstein-Friesian Association OF America
Brattleboro, Vermont
Washington St
Bromfield
Ea Yah
Ame
Genoa
Italy
Full Measure Tins Pompeian Company
Baltimore, U.S.A
Baalla
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